Guard Ordered Into Los Angeles Rioting
California's National Guard was ordered into the riot-torn south side of Los Angeles as thousands of Negroes looted and burned over a 150-block area. Lt. Gov. Anderson signed the mobilization, with Maj. Gen. Ott anchoring a plan to reinforce 900 officers. officials warned the riot was spreading beyond Watts.
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Stratford C. Jones
Los Angeles
California
National Guard
Glenn M. Anderson
Charles Ott
State National Guard
Los Angeles Basin
Anderson
Edmund G. Brown
Greece
Brown
State Building
Samuel Yorty
Yorty
Ott
UPI
Troops Jubilant Over New Pay Raise In Vietnam
U S troops in Saigon react to Congress approving a military pay raise. Officers and enlisted men gain about 22 percent and 17 percent respectively, with the raise slated for Sept 1. Soldiers talk of new cars education for their kids and career plans as they consider re enlistment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Leroy Sammes
Chicago
South Side
Viet Nam
Navy
Lawrence Bloomfield
Rockford, Mich
Grand Rapids Junior College
Water Plays an Important Role in Johnson's Day
President Johnson urged Congress to provide funds to aid the parched Northeast as part of a broader drought relief push. The White House said the move would bolster water projects and support areas suffering from dry conditions.
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Congress
Johnson
Lbj
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
United States
Butte Chamber protests funding for Bonneville line
The Butte Chamber of Commerce in a Friday telegram to Montana's four congressional delegates protested federal funds for extending the Bonneville Power Administration transmission line into Southern Idaho. The note warns the extension would close the Stauffer Victor division near Butte, costing 330 jobs and $16.5 million in investment, urging Montana to block the funding.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Bonneville Power Administration
Idaho
John A. Newman
Chamber
Senate Subcommittee On
Public Works Appropriations
Sam Emison
Stauffer Chemical
House
Senate
Stauffer
Victor Division
Prosperous
Butte
Behind the Scenes Fight Over Farm Bill Vote Looms
Washington AP reports a tense behind the scenes battle over the omnibus farm bill with a House vote set for next Tuesday and a possible final tally Wednesday night. Senator Clinton P. Anderson attacks the measure citing costly crop control programs. President Johnson aides and Freeman mobilize city Democrats to secure passage amid internal Democratic defections over costs and consumer concerns.
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Washington
House
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Orville T. Freeman
Ing
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Johnson
Senate
White House
Freeman
West agrees on draft treaty to curb nuclear spread
Geneva reports say Western powers reached agreement on a draft treaty to prevent nuclear weapons from spreading to nations that do not possess them. Officials expect submission to the Soviet Union and other 17 nation disarmament conference members next week. Western officials anticipate possible Soviet rejection amid the conference opening July 27 without a unified stance on nonproliferation, a key issue alongside underground testing ban.
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Geneva
UPI
Dominican crisis reaches apparent turning point
The OAS peace mission in the Dominican crisis nears a make-or-break stage with a potential recall if no agreement is reached by Sunday. The three member committee faces a stubborn impasse on a provisional government, security zone extension, and military future, as leaders weigh terms before possible departures.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Ilmar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Ramon de Clairmont Duenas
el Salvador
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Juan Bosch
Chiovaro named acting head at Boulder school
Stephen J. Chiovaro, 45, appointed acting superintendent of the Montana Training School and Hospital in Boulder by the Board of Institutions. He has led education and training there since 1963 and will start the new post Wednesday. He replaces James W. Sanddal who resigned to enter private business. Sanddal served about six years. Chiovaro will earn 9600 dollars yearly plus a residence. The board also interviewed three for the director of state institutions position but took no decision on Buck Harmon’s successor.
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Helena
Board of
Stephen J. Chiovaro
Montana Training School
Boulder
Chiovaro
Chiavaro
James W. Sanddal
Maurice A
Buck) Harmon
Herbert T. Caraway
Billings
Sanddal
Caraway
Fed Chinese tighten hold on Viet Cong
London based UPI sources report Communist China has tightened control over North Vietnam and will not permit peace talks with the United States even if Hanoi sought talks. Beijing will aid Ho Chi Minh but avoid active combat, aiming to fight to the last Vietnamese and preferring stalemate over a peace treaty.
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Fed
London
UPI
China
Viet Nam
Hanoi
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
North Viet Nam
Butte Anaconda Weather Today Through Sunday
Montana forecast calls for mostly sunny skies across the east and west on Saturday and Sunday with warmer days. Butte Anaconda expects highs near mid 70s and nights around mid 40s, while western areas reach 70s to 80s and 45 to 55 overnight. Precipitation totals cover 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Friday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Wrong number leads to funeral service in Bozeman
A Washington caller trying to make a dinner reservation mistakenly dialed a Bozeman firm. Howard Nelson of Dokken Nelson Funeral Service clarified the error, noting the caller had reached a funeral home instead of a restaurant.
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Bozeman
UPI
Washington
Collect
Howard Nelson
Dokken- Nelson Funeral Service
Night helicopter assault marks new Viet Cong counter tactic
U S Marines report one Viet Cong killed and about 20 captured in a moonlit helicopter assault near Da Nang 12 miles from the air base. Lt Col David Clement led the operation with Maj Marc Moore credited for origin of the idea from a captured document. Two U S planes were lost in the broader air actions.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
David Clement
Jacksonville
N.C
3Rd Marine Regiment
Clement
Marc Moore
Dallas
Tex
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